Cham wrote:I'm back home. Not in a very good shape, however. Got sick two times in India, because of the food. The pollution there is simply unbelieavable. Don't go there guys, air is way too much polluted and unbreathable in most towns I visited (Delhi, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Jaipur, Jaisalmer and Agra. Varanasi is also very polluted, but at least it's not so bad).
My pictures are already classified and ready to be printed. I just need to fight the 10h30 hrs of time shift.
I'll compile a new fresh version of Celestia today, to see all the changes that have been made since the last month. I now so dephased.
Cham wrote:I'm back home. Not in a very good shape, however. Got sick two times in India, because of the food. The pollution there is simply unbelievable.
dirkpitt wrote:But that could easily be chalked up to the stress of travel, no?
Cham wrote:And there is so much scrap and dirt everywhere (cows, pigs, dogs, monkeys and even human shit everywhere in the streets, etc).
Cham wrote:dirkpitt wrote:But that could easily be chalked up to the stress of travel, no?
Not just the stress of travel. The food too : it's way to spicy all the time (after a while, it's gettting very heavy on the stomach). In India, there are all kind of spices in everything, all the time, even in the breakfasts ! And India is so polluted ! In most towns, the air is unbreathable. And there is so much scrap and dirt everywhere (cows, pigs, dogs, monkeys and even human shit everywhere in the streets, etc). It's not surprising people are getting sick in India.
) Concerning the spices, they eat this way to avoid quantity of germs... Now of course if one don't have the stomach for this it's a bit problematic... 
